Construction Superintendent

Description

• Review project plans, submittals, and specifications to identify and resolve potential quality issues.
• Provide onsite Quality Control Management and ensure the project's Quality Control Plan (QCP) is followed.
• Work with Manager to ensure timely regulatory compliance and reporting.
• Comply with all applicable codes, standards, and project specifications (e.g., UFGS, federal regulations).
• Estimate costs and ensure the project is on budget.
• Work with staff to forecast and maintain maintenance, repair and replacement stock on assigned projects.
• Collaborate with engineers, subcontractors and other construction personnel to determine project needs.
• Read and understand specifications, reference codes and standards.
• Provide onsite leadership for direct subcontractor workforce, control and direction of all field and construction management activities.
• Monitor and report on project progress.
• Order and coordinate inventory of material stock and equipment for all locations.
• Resolve on-site issues and emergencies.
• Ensure job site remains safe, clean, and orderly.

Requirements

• Minimum two (2) years’ experience as project Quality Control Manager.
• Strong verbal, written, computer, technical communication and presentation skills.
• Minimum of five (5) years’ experience as a construction superintendent (or related role) in federal construction.
• Valid USACE/NAVFAC CQ/CM certificate at time of hire is required.
• In depth knowledge of the construction process including scheduling, contract administration, equipment, manpower, etc.
• Valid Drivers’ License in good standing, issued by resident state.
• Proven experience with OSHA safety standards, building systems, engineering, and project management regulations, practices, and codes.
• High School Diploma or the equivalent is required.
• Demonstrated ability to effectively manage multiple priorities and foster positive business relationships.
• Demonstrated ability to lead field operations.
• Knowledge of quality assurance practices, construction materials, and methods.
• Ability to review confidential US security information.
• OSHA 30-hour Certification.
• Computer software proficiency with Microsoft Suite, Procore, Prolog or equivalent construction industry Project Management Information System.
• Undergraduate degree in construction management, engineering, architecture or a related discipline preferred.

Benefits

Training + Development

Interview process

Visa Sponsorship

Security clearance